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Date: 17 Sep 93 10:34:34 GMT
From: pipex!sunic!kth.se!news.kth.se!e92_spe@uunet.uu.net  (Stefan Petersen)
Subject: Re: HELP: novice Ada programmer looking for libraries ...
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In article <DAO.93Sep16160017@deadhead.mitre.org> dao@deadhead.mitre.org (David
 A. Ondzes) writes:


>   I just started coding in Ada and I coming from a C/C++ background. I have S
un
>   Ada and was wondering if there are any RPC libraries. 

At the ftp-site ftp.cs.colorado.edu (/pub/cs/distribs/arcadia) there is a distr
ibs from a project
called Arcadia. The files are Arpc402.3f.tar.Z which is the C source
for Arcadia RPC. I think it works fine with Sun's RPC (now called
ONC?). Then there is an excellent interface to Ada called Q (filename
is Q3.2e.tar.Z). There is also a tool called Qgen which is a
variantics of rpcgen.

I was involved in project during this summer, which finally decided to
Arpc and Q. So we found good for our purposes.

>   Thanks
>   David Ondzes

Your welcome and good luck,
Stefan (e92_spe@elixir.e.kth.se)